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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-16
NOT CUNNING ENOUGH.
Unsuccessful 1SNse of an Escaped
Cattle Thief. 20 '

Tucson, Ariz., August 15.-John
Clemenshire, arrested for cattle steal
ins some months since and who fled
the country and left his bondsmen in
the lurch, has at last been captured in
Guaymas. He is in the hands of the
Sheriff and will undoubtedly be
brought here and jailed.
FATAL MIssIvE.
A short time since his bondsmen
received letter from Clemenshire,
purporting to have been written in
Iowa, where he said he was then en-
route to New York to get money and
make good the amount his bondsmen
had lost. He was not as shrewd as
he thought, as this very letter, with
which he intended to mislead his
bondsmen, was the very means which
led to his detection, whereabouts and
arrest. ts
HOW HE WAS CAUGHT.
1t was written on French writing
paper common in Mexico, but nowhere
used in the United States.
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Ran Aground.

SAN Francisco, August 15.-The
British ship Province arrived to-day,
sixty days out from Newcastle, N. S.
W., with COAL As the vessel was
passing in through the heads she ran
on the north bank. The fishing
steamer U. S. Grant, which was pass
ing, was hailed and towed the ship
off and into the harbor.
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RECEIVED WITH REGRET.
widespread Grief Over Sargent's
Death.

NEVADA CITY, August 15.-News Of
the death of Hon. A. A. Sargent was
received here with universal regret,
and in respect to his memory all the
flags have been put at half-mast. Sar-
gent lived here for many years, and it
was during his residence among the
miners that he first gained high polit-
cal honors.
LEGAL SYMPATHY.
The Superior Court has temporarily
adjourned after adopting a series Of
resolutions eulogizing his services,
out OF respect to the memory of the
late A. A. Sargent.
MEMORIAL TO BE PREPARED.
SAN Francisco, August 15.-At II
meeting of the Bar Association held
to-day committee was appointed to
prepare suitable memorial on the
death of A. A. Sargent. and also to
consult with the family of the the de-
ceased rs to what arrangements could
be made for a participation OF the bar
in the funeral.
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A Newspaper Quarrel.

Ell PAso, Tex, August 15.-An al
tercation occurred here to-day between
f. G. Smith, editor of the FL Paso
Republic, and William Caldwell, at
torney, in which two shots were fired,
Caldwell receiving one ball in the
right thigh. The trouble arose over
articles concerning Mr.. Caldwell
which appeared in the Republic this
morning.
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Amicably Arranged.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-The ne
cessity for court martial in the case
of Burns has been avoided by the
withdrawance of all the charges pre-
ferred against him by Colonel Whip
pie. The trouble has been amicably
settled and calls for no action by the
War Department.
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vITlCULTURAL.
A New Pure Wine Law Drafted
and Su ubmitted.

SAN Francisco, August 15.-There
was conference to-day between sew
eral well known wine growers at the
office of President Heraszthy at which
l. Koch submitted draft of the bill
that he expects will meet the demands
of the vine growers in all sections of
the country. The bill is to be pre-
sented to the Grape Growers and
Wine Makers Association at their
meeting tomorrow and it is resolved
to make new fight for a National
pure wine law.
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DEPLORABLE DEPRAvITY.
A Horrible Trgedy Enacted I'm
Washington Territory.

WALLA WALLA, W. T., August d.
A terrible story has reached here from
Tenimo. A man named Lewis left
his sick wife and seven little children
at a farm house while he went for a
doctor to Olympia. He got drunk
there and did not return until sent for
four days later, when the dead and
decomposed body of his wife was
found by the neighbors. The children
were in a famished condition when
found, nothingto eat having been left
in the house. Two of them are not
expected to recover.
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CordiaIIy Grected,

NoGALEs, Ariz., August 15.-The
first through train over the New Mex
leo and Arizona Railroad reached this
city tonight. When the train arrived
at each station along the line this
afternoon it was greeted with cheers.
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A Legal Holiday.

SACRAMENTO, August 15.-Governor
Bartlett this morning issued procla-
nation declaring September 9th, Ad-
mission Day, legal holiday.
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Sherman,s western Tour,

TACOMA, w. t., August 15.-Sena-
tor Sherman arrived here this after
noon and was driven around the town
by General Sprague. He refuses to
talk on politics, but says that the de-
velopment OF the Pacific Coast amazes
him. He leaves tomorrow to visit
the other cities on the sound.
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will Increase Their Capital.

SAN FRANCISCO, August l5.-The
Pacific coast agents for the Phoenix
Insurance Company to-day received
telegram from the New York office to
the effect that the directors of the
company had voted unanimously to
increase the capital to the amount
necessary to restore the company to
its former financial status.
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Am Unprccedented Boom.

SAN JOSE, August l5.-The total
sales Of real estate amounts to upwards
of 81 800, 900, OF which 81 ,000,000 was
in ranch property. ta
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BASE BALL.
Am Umpire's Decisions Create
Much I1l.Feeiing.

Much Ill.Feeling.
BosToN, August 15.-The game to
day was Punch-and-Judy show. Ew-
ing pulled the wires and Sullivan en-
acted the role of puppet. Sullivan's
judgments on the balls and strikes
were ludicrous, and his playing showed
the grossest incompetency. His de-
cisions on bases in several cases were
sheer robbery, and the home team
suffered in each instance. He was
escorted off the ground by squad OF
police and Captain Kelly, surrounded
by an excited and indignant crowd.
The game was closed with the Bostons
leading in the batting and also field
ing. Ewing and O'Rourke caught
brilliantly. Connor, Richardson and
Johnson led in the batting, and the
last named electrified the spectators
by his successful and bold sprinting in
the seventh inning. Score-Boston 2,
New York 8. i
CHICAGO VS.. DETROIT.
CHICAGO, August 15.-The ball game
between the Chicago and Detroit clubs
to-day was close and exciting from the
start to the finish and seven thousand
people who witnessed the game were
well pleased. Clarkson pitched an
other great game and was enthusiast
tically cheered throughout. Flint
supported him nobly and the work of
the whole team was good. Van Hal
tren played right to-day in place OF
Sunday and did we'll. His batting
was above the average. Score, Chi
cago 6, Detroit A.
INDIANAPOLIS VS.. PITTsBURG.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 15.-The In
dianapolis ought to have won to-day's
game, and would have done so but for
Chambers error in the fifth inning,
which let Pittsburg score two runs.
Lutner's pitching was almost marvel
lous at times; besides having eight
strikes to his credit, almost every
Pittsburger who went to the bat
famed the air from one tothree times
before finding the ball. The visitors
played an errorless game. Score, In
dianapolis 3, Pittsburg 4.
WASHINGTON VS.. PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, August Is. = The
game between the Philadelphians and
Washingtons to-day was marked by
sharp and at times brilliant fielding.
The local team won ~ a fortunate
punching of hits in the third inning,
securing five runs on four bagger, an
out and an error by O'Brien. A three
bagger by O'Brien and an out gave
the visitors their fly run in the fifth.
Score - Washington, /; Philadel-
phia, s.
OTHER GAMES.
New YORK, August 15.-New York
IA, Metropolitans /.
PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-Ath-
letics 7, Brooklyns 2.
CLEVELAND, August 15.-Cleveland
3, st. Louis 15.
THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP.
AsBURY PARK, N. j., August 15.-
The League Directors have ordered
that the disputed game at Detroit with
the New York Club be repeated in the
September series. This makes the
Chicago and Detroit Clubs tie.
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Fish for southern streams.

SACRAMENTO, August 15.-Superin-
tendent Shelby, Of the Fish Commits
sioners' hatchery in Nevada, has
placed 10000 Tahoe trout in the
American river. Tomorrow he takes
10000 south for Cotton, to be placed
in the streams in that section.
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NO OFFICIAL REFORMATION.

OTTAWA, August 15.-The Depart
ment of Fisheries has no information
as to the alleged sinking Of an Ameri-
can fishing schooner, with the loss of
the entire crew, off Batouche, by a
Canadian cruiser, and the department
expresses entire disbelief in the gem
uineness of the report.
THEY DID HEAR SOME SHOOTING.
TORONTO, August 15.-The manager
of the telegraph Office at Batouche
sends the following answert to inquiries
about the report that fishing schoo-
ner was sunk at that port fI have
heard about the story published in
the United States, but do not believe
there is any truth in it. People here
did hear some firing, but they don't
know what it was.
THINK 1T Is A CANARD.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-The De-
partment of State has no confirmation
concerning the sinking Of an Ameri-
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Am EIectric RaiIroad,

SAN JOSE, August 15th.-C. M.
Rhoele and others to-day filed petit
tion for franchise to construct and
operate an electric railroad from the
northeast city limits on Taylor street
to the city reservations Alum Rock
Falls, distance of six miles.
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Railroad Officials Appointed.

BUTTE, Mon, August ia Miners
special from Billings says the following
officers of the Rocky Fork and Cooke
City railroad have been elected: Presi-
dent, III. G. Davis; Assistant General
Passenger Agent. W. p. Rip; Vice
President, Hamilton Brown; Treasu-
rer, Walter Cooper; Solicitor, Sam
Ward; Secretary, S. B. Hubbell !;
Directors, Jas. l.. Platt, Hamilton
Brown, Walter Cooper, r.. B. Galsha,
Sam Ward, II. c. Davis and J. B.
Hubbell.
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A Quicker Route.

HELENA, August ia special to
the Miner says; Colonel @. Clough
has returned from the survey Of the
line between Bozeman and Butte,
which line is to be built at once. This
will shorten the line nearly 100 miles
between these cities, and will be the
main line.
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IsLet There BE Peacc.o

PoRT TOWNSEND, w. T., August 15s
"A land agent from Olympia has been
sent to the Quillyhute Agency to quiet
the disturbed feelings among the In
dians caused by the white settlers en-
deavoring by force to eject them from
their reservation.
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SANTA ROSA.
Heavy Land Saies-&ailrOad
Work Progressing.

Work Progressing.
SANTA Rosa, August 15.-The real
estate ,sales to-day amounted to
49,, 900.
Chief Engineer Donaldson, of the
San Francisco and Northern Pacific
Railway, stated tonight that the com
pany will commence the construction
of the extension of their narrow-gauge
road from Sonoma TO Napa at an early
date. Work ON the extension from
Glen Ellen to Los Guillicos will be
commenced tomorrow.
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A WARsHIP ARRIVES, 5
And IL Looks as IL Great Britain
Intends to Interfere.

HALIFAX, N. S., August 15.-The
unexpected appearance here last even
ing of the British warship Wrangler,
gives additional color to the report
that men-of-war are assisting the
Dominion fishery cruisers in the Gulf
Of st. Lawrence. There was no pre-
vious announcement of her coming.
When the naval officers were ques-
toned about the proposed movement
of warships, they said nothing what
ever of the expected arrival of the
Wrangler. .rLiI-L- L-- -LlllIl
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Learned Officials.

New YORK, August 15.-The follow
ing are the new officers of the Ameri-
can Association for the advancement
of science: President, N. Powell; u.
S. Geologist, A. T. Washington; Vice
President of Mathematical Astronmy,
Prof. A. A. Nicholson OF Cleveland !;
Chemistry, Prof. Monroe of New York !;
Mechanical Science, Prof. Woodworth
of Washington University, st. Louis !;
Geologist and Geography, Prof. Cooke,
Geologist of Rutgers College.
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Coronado Beach improvements

SAN DIEGO, August 15.-The steam
schooner Jeanie has been chartered
by the Coronado Beach Company and
will load at New York with ten inch
cast-iron water pipe and come to this
port via Cape Horn Immediately.
This pipe will be used as Il water main
from Tajuna valley to the Coronado
Beach, coming in via the South Coro-
nado and sandy reef which connects
Coronado Beach with the mainland.
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ENGINEERS on strike.

Ell PAso, August l5.-The engineers
on the first and second divisions of the
Mexican Central road struck to-day.
The cause is supposed to be the dis
charge of one of their number. These
divisions extend northward from the
City of Mexico. The company expects
to get enough engineers to run the
passenger trains tomorrow. The men
ou the north end have not yet gone
ont W l'
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a.. A, n, Comrnand der.

Sr. LOUIS, August ia movement
is ON foot among prominent members
of the Grand Army of the Republic
to make General ID. X. Grier Of this
city, Commander in Chief Of the order
for the ensuing year. fk
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can vessel by Canadian cruisers, and
the report is discredited. They also
heard that lot Of prisoners were
taken, but this story is not true, and
the whole thing is believed to be ca
nard.
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AN AMERICAN VESSEL
Said to Have Been sunk by a
Canadian Cruiser.

New York, August 15.-The Herald
prints story to the effect that one of
the Canadian cruisers fired into and
sunk an unknown American fishing
vessel on the Gulf of st. Lawrence,
and that all on board were lost. 1t is
said that as soon as the cruiser saw
the result of the shot she put to sea
and was soon lost to sight.
ORIGIN OF THE REPORT.
1t is said the affair was witnessed by
two Batouche fishermen who were off
the. shore in row boat.
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THE RENEGADE UTES.
COl0rOw's Warriors W0rsted In
an ENLARGEMENT.

DENNEh, huSust 10 OCHCcT NCua
special from Glenwood says that moth
ing has been heard from Sheriff Ken
dali since Thursday last, but enough
has come through other sources to
justify the belief that battle has been
fought with the Indians, and Colorow
got the worst of it. 1t is known thai
five Indians were either killed or
wounded and that the renegade Utes
concluded to go back to the reserva-
ton if permitted to do so.
HE WANTS A DELAY.
He has asked that he be given fif-
teen days to take the wounded In
dams back to the Uintah Agency.
This request, however, is believed by
some to be merely to give him moro
time to receive re-enforcements from
other renegade bands who are roam
ing over the country. Others believe
that he will return to the Agency and
settle down for time at least. Gem
eral West will remain here for several
days, awaiting developments.
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Railroad Land sold.

VIsAMA, August 15.-To-day thir-
teen sections of railroad land in Kern
county were sold by compay in
Visalia.
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san Jose,s FAIR Opcuea.

+ SAN JOSE, August l5.-The Horti-
cultural Fair opened this morning with
: large fruit and flower display.
Racing st the Agricultural Park co1n,.
nenccd in the afternoon. ~
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TEXAS FEVER.
DiseascsBreaks out Among Cattn>
im New York State.

in New York State.
OswRGo, N. Y. August l5.-A dis
ease, said to be the Texas fever, has
broken out among cattle IN this
Ten days ago a man
brought herd Of twenty-eight cows
here from Jefferson county to butcher
for the market. Seven were killed and
sold, when it was discovered that the
others had the Texas fever. Ten died
and the rest were killed in the pres
ence of the State Veterinary Surgeon
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STILL AT LARGE.
The Train Robbers Successfully
EIude their Pursuers.

uA bMCASs
Tucson, Ariz., August 15.-There is
nothing new from the posse in pursuit
of the train robbers. At last advices
they were securing the trails in the
hope of locating their trail or at least
ascertaining the direction in which
they have gone, but thus far without
avail. No traces of the robbers have
been discovered since Friday night
last as the rain obliterated all traces.
THE POSSE RETURNS.
The Sheriff IS posse returned to
Tucson this evening, being unable to
find any trail or trace whatever. 1t is
rumored that the robbers bought their
provisions at Wilcox, which may lead
to their apprehension.
INDIAN TRAILERs AT WORK.
1t is thought that had the rain kept
off twenty-four hours the posse would
certainly have captured them as they
had been we'll run down, but kept in
the mountains. The search has not
yet been abandoned as the posses
have some important clues which they
think will yet bring success. A party
of Indians will go out tonight to scour
the country for miles around for traces.
DEsERTERs' RETREAT.
In the mountains near STEMS Pass
there are many caves, and it is said
that they have been used as a rendez-
vous for the men who have from time
to time deserted from the different
military posts in Arizona.
KELLY AFFIRMs INNOCENCE.
Kelly, the man arrested at the scene
OF the robbery, is still in Jail here.
He realizes the gravity of his situation
but says that he is not guilty.
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Pc n stoned.

WASHINGTON, August ia pension
has been granted to VIM. Bloom, Of
Riverside.
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SENATOR STANFORD.
He Must Answer to the Commits
sion,s Plaint on Wednesday.

SAN Francisco, August 15.-United
States Circuit Judge Sawyer issued an
order this morning citing Senator
Stanford to appear on Wednesday
morning and show cause why he
should not be compelled to answer
certain questions OF the Pacific Rail
road Commission in regard to the ex-
penditures of funds for which there
are unexplained vouchers.
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NOT READY TO REPORT.

At meeting of the Pacific Railroad
Commission, this morning, counsel
for the railroad informed the Com
mission they were not able to present
their side OF the question owing to the
demoralized condition of the accounts
and papers, but they could file the ac-
counts and papers before October, as
the Commission would conclude the
investigation in New York. The Com
mission requested q. F. Smith, who
appeared in behalf of Mrs. Cotton, to
produce all the correspondence which
had passed between her late husband,
d. Cotton, and G. p. Huntington.
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ANOTHER TIFF.

During the course Of proceedings
Cohen, counsel for the railroad, de-
manded that the chairman produce
all papers and communications he had
received and that the company would
appeal to the United States Court il
he refused.
Chairman Pattison replied: 81 de-
cline to produce them and consider
your request is the height OF imper'
tinence and shall not entertain it.
l don't retain such correspondence.
hand it all over to the secretary.
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KELLY AFFIRMs INNOCENCE.

Kelly, the man arrested at the scene
of the robbery, is still in Jail here.
He realizes the gravity of his situation
but saws that he is not guilty.
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NAVY YARD INSPECTION.

Chief Naval Constructor Wilson will
leave Washington in few days under
orders from the Navy Department for
Portsmouth, N. H., where he will in
spect the navy yard. From there he
will go to San Francisco to inspect the
Mare Island Navy Yard and the Union
Iron Works. ...f
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The best interests Of humanity depend on
the good health OF our women folks. and yet
those with brightest inte|lects seem to suffer
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we'll to remember that the whole female sys
ten can be built up to a proper state of
endurance. pln2lS, sores swollen limbs.
monthly pains, and other udicatio rs of female
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distress, if a timely use is made Of DR.. Guvsott's
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Mrs. Alexander and a song by Mr..
Jesse Tyson.
We are pleased to be able to state
that a strong effort will be made by
the new officers to increase the Vi
tality of the Club, and that in ad-
dit n to the usual programme in
clue ng the club paper, some special
feature will be introduced at each
meeting. We wish the Club success,
BY an order of the Court the
personal property, etc, OF Mr.. Ain
slie will be sold at the depot at
Robbins ON Thursday next, the 3!st
inst, to satisfy an attachment OF
Mr. A. G. Elias, of Robbins.
DR.. c. P Ke mp is planting out
about 5000 grape vines in Mr.. II
Klmber's five acre lot on Central
Avenue.
Mr.. A. Churchill is also setting
out 400 grape vines on his West
Rugby property.
Mr.. Chas Rowley from New
Cross, Manchester, England, is
staying at the Newbury House. Mr..
Rowley is a prospective settler.
The Arnold School will close for
the present on the Thursday before
Easter.
An unknown but fatal sheep
disease has appeared near Paris,
Kentucky
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A CARD.

DR.. T. II. Eddowes begs to an
nounce that he will practice Medi
cine and Surgery in Rugby and the
neighborhood. His address is the
White House, where he can be
found at all hours Of the day and
night, and will promptly answer all
calls